Warsaw, Poland
Teatr Powszechny is a prominent public theatre in Warsaw, founded in 1944. It stages contemporary and classic drama, often with a strong socially and politically engaged profile. The venue is known for bold, provocative productions and has been a significant platform for debate on Polish society and history.
(4 days)
A classical drama about Trojan women. An emotional performance full of mythological characters and profound meaning.
(8 days)
An intense theatrical story about contemporary Warsaw, its courtyards, addictions, and desperate search for freedom.
(4 days)
Shakespeare's classic tragedy in the interpretation of Warsaw's Teatr Powszechny. An evening full of emotion and profound questions about the meaning of life.